MPC wheels for 2010
With 2010 just around the corner, MPC updates our wheel lineup for the coming year… and the fastest wheels in speed skating will only get faster – and for the skater, we’ve made it easier than ever to...
View ArticleX-Tech and CadoMotus share expertise
Andrew So from X-Tech and Diederik Hol from CadoMotus have agreed on a global partnership. The goal is to improve MPC's quality and work together on research and development.
View ArticleMPC wheels win first major European races
The first major races of the European inline season are now history. And MPC wheels once again proved they are made for winning races. Geisingen, Gross Gerau, Heerde, Steenwijk...
View ArticleStorm Surge rules World Cup Incheon
The first big marathon for the World Inline Cup, with many of the big stars present, proved once again the Storm Surge's superiority. When the roads are wet, you either get Storm Surge, or don't race.
View ArticleThe staggering debute of the Road War Firm
The Road War Firm made a staggering debute in MPC's wheel collection in 2010. CadoMotus' team athletes are unitedly enthusiastic. "This is the new Black Track", says Bart Swings.
View ArticleMPC wheels dominate European Championships (video)
All senior titles at the European Track Championships were won on MPC wheels! It was the wheel of choice of the most competitive countries Italy, France and Belgium.
View ArticleNicole Begg to win the Chuncheon World Inline Cup
XTech-MPC skater Nicole Begg won her first World Inline Cup race of the season in Chuncheon, Korea. She finished solo after an impressive effort during the race.
View ArticleMPC rules World Championships
Despite the misleading propaganda from other brands, it's MPC wheels that dominate the World Championships. Sponsored and unsponsored athletes chose to skate on the MPC Road War wheels, and prove to be...
View ArticleMearthane’s Multi-layer Technology (M-Tech)
We want to assure our customers that Mearthane will aggressively defend its intellectual property rights against any imitator or competitor confusing the market with an inferior or “knock-off” product.
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